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Search Births in the Rosemary Street Church Records, Belfast Ireland. Sheet 5 Year Day/Mon Child Father Mother Residence Occupation *1827 26-Feb Margaret George Hall Margaret Hutchinson   (whitesmith 1827 19-Feb Eliza David Morrow Hannah McChesney   (bricklayer 1827 05-Mar Margaret Nathaniel Johnson Margaret Smith (Smyth)   (shoe maker 1827 01-Feb William John Stewart Nancy Wright   (farmer 1827 24-Mar Jane Frank Brittion Sarah Dixon   (bleacher 1827 31-Mar Hannah Maginnis James Maginnis Alice Murrary   (weaver 1827 09-Apr Isabella William Lamour Margaret Pink   (ship carpenter 1827 09-Apr John John Beatty Sarah Laughlin   (weaver 1827 01-May William James Patterson Sarah Morrow     1827 26-Apr Samuel John John Abernethy Mary Eady   (farmer 1827 09-Jun George James Kerr Catherine Gordon   (bleacher 1827 31-May John John Hurd Jane Park   (grocer 1827 08-Jun Jane Samuel Kirker Jane Morrison   (gardner 1827 22-May Margaret Allen Russell Catherine McAdam   (black smith 1827 01-Jul William Robert William O'Neill Elizabeth Graham   (carrier 1827 03-Jul Ann Jane Moses Hardsman(see Hardsmith) Margaret Robinson   (cooper 1827 24-Jun Mary Jane William Hanna Sarah Adams   (carpenter 1827 04-Jul Isabella William Anderson Elizabeth Sloan   (carpenter 1827 01-Jul Robert Ralph Stockman Sarah Riddle   (nailor 1827 23-Jun Mary William Wilson Jane Query   (carpenter 1827 25-Jul James James Gaw Margaret Couples   (cotton master 1827 21-Jul Margaret Robert McMurtry Jane Moor   (farmer 1827 22-Jul Jane Thomas McMurtry Nancy Gibson Belfast Mills (miller 1827 02-Aug Rosanna John Scott Rosanna McMillan     1827 15-Aug Isabella Flack Crawford Douglass Henrietta Flack   (rope maker 1827 15-Sep William Samuel Teat Elizabeth Salters of Falls (farmer 1827 16-Sep Campbell Campbell Adair Jane Anderson   (cooper 1827 27-Sep Jane John Todd Nancy Beatty   (lab 1827 23-Sep Robert Alexander Thomas McNeely Margaret Purvis   (stone cutter 1827 06-Sep William John Kennedy Margaret McLeary   (sayer 1827 04-Oct James John Greer Elizabeth Tennant     *1826 31-Oct Samuel Samuel Davidson Jane Park   (carman 1827 12-Oct Eliza Ann Hamilton Johnston Esther Willock     1827 25-Oct Eliza Robert Elliott Jane Hammil     1827 11-Nov Mary Ellen George Wilson Sarah McCluney   (Caretaker for Mr. Howe 1827 15-Nov Jane Andrew Scott Martha Mewhinney   (rope maker 1827 26-Oct Agnes John Rogers Ellen Kennedy   (Saylor 1827 16-Nov Hugh Richard Eagleston Eliza McNeilly     1827 28-Nov Catherine David Law Agnes Lowen     1827 06-Dec William Wallace Robert McIntyre Flora Lewis   (servant 1827 01-Dec Agnes John Winnington Agnes NcCawn (see McQueon on 3/8/23)     1827 07-Dec Elizabeth Henry Gracy(see Gracy (28/4/26) Elizabeth Bell   (carpenter 1827 04-Dec Martha William Mote Nancy McNeill     1827 11-Dec Margaret William Noble Mary Curry   (Bootmaker 1827 30-Nov James Robert McMullan Martha McGaghey   (printer 1827 07-Dec Elizabeth David Fea Mary Clements   (farmer 1827 23-Dec Martha Thomas Boyd Sarah Sharlock   (farmer 1827 04-Dec David Alexander James Ireland Elizabeth Morgan     1827 16-Dec Elizabeth Robert McGill Agnes Clements   (spirit dealer 1827 18-Dec Martha James Mullan Charlotte Morrison   (rope maker 1827 27-Dec Hugh Hugh Moore Mary Sanderson   (captian 1827 01-Jan ? John John Ferguson Harriot Brown   (stone cutter 1827 11-Nov Elizabeth David Fea Margaret Stewart   (cotton machine maker *1828 03-Jan John Hugh Reavy Elizabeth Johnston   (ship wright 1828 03-Jan George Thomas Hodgeson Catherine Marine   (dealer 1828 14-Jan Mary William Cully Margaret Downard   (servant 1828 22-Jan Ann Jane David Wright Esther Johnson   (chandler 1828 27-� Alexander James Neilson Agnes Nesbit   (cotton spinner 1828 06-Jan Elizabeth John Scott Hannah Young   (Mason 1828 03-Feb Margaret Robert Hamilton Ann Fallon   (engraver 1828 09-Jan David William McIlveen Margaret Wilson   (dresser 1828 13-Feb John Matthew McCauley Mary McIlwarith (lab If you want to see page 6 of the transcription go to Go to Rosemary street church ireland births page 6 Thanks go out to Peggy for all her hard work on this data. Where Can I Find More Cemetery Records? The USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project Cemetery Database on Rootsweb Try a Ancestry Free Trial> Ancestry has more genealogy records than any site on the net and they often have free trials and special promotions. Genealogy Today Lots of unique one of a kind genealogy databases Online Searchable Death Indexes Birth, Marriage & Death Certificates on Ancestry Other Online Searchable Records We're all anxious to find our ancestors - and find them fast! These records may help you find a brick-wall ancestor easily and from the comfort of your computer chair. Genealogy Today — Lots of unique one of a kind genealogy databases.

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